So I got out with them just now, i can see what looks like millions of stars, with the naked eye can barely see any. The level of detail through the tube appears as good as normal daylight vision, just in the white phosphor tint. I am astonished, very much worth it. If anyone knows a way I could get pics through thre tube i'd be happy to share. 2 absolutely minor blemishes, dont even notice thrm unless I focus on them. Bnvd housing is very nice, left front knob was a little tight, should loosen up over time. I preferred to set my focus to the stars by setting the front knob and then the rear knob. Did the song and dance in the manual and found that just adjusting the front and then rear and making minor tweaks was faster. Gain knob is sweet, gets so bright it hurts, preffered it well south of middle as these tubes seem very bright. The little halo around lights is perfectly demarkated from the rest of the environment, like a clean circle of light. I cant find any noise or static in the scene at all, super clean.
1. Will looking at things like the full moon or oncoming car lights damage the unit? I purposefully avoided looking at them.
2. My team wendy retention clips on the bungee's dont fit into the loops on the bnvd ul housing, do you guys typically run a little metal ring through there or is there something I can purchase for it.